... LIBERATION SOCIETY'S CON1FERENCE, A conference under the auspices of the Society for the Vilberation of Religion from State Control was held in the memorial.hall, ManchesieronWednesday.Therewas alarge attendance of delegates, chieflyfrom the northern counties. Mir. Hugh Maeon, who presided, said they were men of some position, irifuec os, intelligence1 and public spirit and patriotism seekindg ...

... mTHE FATAL AOO1PNT TO MR. !ROGERRS. On Monduoy, Mr. C. Scott, deputy-coronerf or tne Weilterni division of Gloucestershire, held an inquest at Hooperlo hotel, Avonmouth, on the body of Mr. Jonathan Rogers, -42 years of ege, the prinpa of therfirin of Messrs. Rogers and Co., carriage mawf± acturera, of 'Collegekplsce, Bristol, who was ?? on the previous Thursday in endeavouring to extricate his ...

... LATEST ASPECTS OF. THE UNITED STATES. ,BY W. NBPWORTB1 DiGN. LrITTER 71.1, THE NATION';s WARDl R1c1neoX0,DU. OOTOERII. le the capitol of Virginia, I saw thib n'.orning a poetical figure called the Nation's Ward; a ne~ro boy, in all the freshness of his youth and all the ingpo onee of his race. The negro type is tenderly subdued; not in to that of the Africii Sibyl, in which Story has enchanted ...

... NANA ' SAHIB. r MORAR, SATURDAY.-I have seen the Maharajab Sciudia, who repeated that he had the fullest conviction of the a Nana's identity, He wrote to the Viceroy while I wae a present. E also says that in a plivateconvereationwhen the Nana claimed his protection, facts which no one else I knew transpired. Colonel MfowbraIy Thomson aleo declares i that his conviction is unchanged. 'He is ...

... Sobirmvserna towards the close of the summer of 183- I was rusticating en the South-East Coast,' and users especially in Kent- the gar-den of England andtlio home o± hops- and Sussex, the dangerous rival of Wales iii the article of unexceptionable UaIUton. FinallyI attracted hy the fresh beauty of hill and vale and woodland stretches on the one hand, and picturesque cliff and rocky ...

... E Thirteen tons of barnacles were recent'y taken from the hull of an iron ship, after a six months' voyage. The celebrated racehorse Reataplain wa shot at Tiekiill Paddocks on the i7th ult- Rataplan was probably the greatest weigfht-earrying horse that ever trod tho turf. At the Northampton municipal election on Monday the Republican candidate was at the bottom of the' Poll- Sir Denis le MAl ...

... POLITICAL REACTION IN AMERITCA. A P0)'UTAR movement as overwhelming, though not as unexpected, as that which overthreaw the Liberal Government in this country a few months ago has just occurred in ?? United States. For the last fourteen years the Republican partv in that country has enjoyed a continuous lease of pmorer. More by accident than by real predilection, tbe llepublicans became ...

... T- - ?? 5SATUBDAY, N~OVB.,IBR -, 1876. NEWS OF1 THE WEEK. The second ballot in the Pas de Calais for the election of a deputy to tbe French Assembly, has re- sulted, according to anticip:ation, in the return of the Bonapartist candidate, M1. Delisse Engrand, over 84,000 votes being recorded for that gentleman against 74,000 obtained by M. Brasine, the Republican. With the usual inconsistency ...

... Gf[E ROYAL VISIT TO BIRMINGHAM. fl Ts l - -er . . - . §bprince and Princess of Wales on Tuesday paid their led visit to Birmingham. The weather was beauti- ° a~d the efforts that had been made to render the f ,Ations of the streets and bridges on the route taken t Royal party perfect were therefore thoroughly b tl'Yted. The day was observed almost as a general p5pPcC and crowds of people were ...